This is source (SRCDS) servers Ooks not HLDS.
- Original Message -
From: "Ook"
To:
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 8:52 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds] Linux and custom maps
Huh - I didn't know this. Why is this? I've spent a bit of time hacking
entities in the c maps, and of (op4) maps, and
Huh - I didn't know this. Why is this? I've spent a bit of time hacking
entities in the c maps, and of (op4) maps, and I can tell you how very easy
it it to crash a server if it doesn't like the entities, or combination of
entities :-D
- Original Message -
From: "Kevin Ottalini" <[EMAIL
I ran into this problem on one of my maps so I rented a linux server and
debugged the map.
Win32 Servers see the error(s) also but they graciously display a warning
message and go on instead of segfaulting.
Fixing the problem entails moving the offending entities so they don't
intersect with the
Ok, thanks.
I will try to contact the authors of the maps in question (this is only
one of about 10).
Why does it work on a windows server though?
How would one go about fixing this (and do you figure out what is wrong
in the first place)?
thanks,
nisbus
Kevin Ottalini wrote:
Valdimar,
Does the client send a command when they deny redirection? If not, can
this be added?
PS: In your example, you forgot to free kv, and you should be using
strtod, not atof.
On 8/8/07, Mike Dussault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's some example code that could go in a
> IServerPluginCallbacks::C
Valdimar,
These errors:
> Precache of sprites/redglow1 ambigious (no extension specified)
> Error reading weapon data file for: weapon_annabelle
> Error reading weapon data file for: weapon_bugbait
are meaningless errors reported by all servers on all maps.
The map in question: dm_sn
Hi (this is the third time I try to send this mail to the mailing list),
I have a two servers, one running Windows 2003 and another rented
running Linux (don't know which distro).
I have a few maps that have been very popular on my win server but seem
to crash my Linux server when it changes to i
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